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Warm-hearted tale about finding and making a home in Italy, Umbria, and the joys of eating well, learning Italian, cementing relationships with good friends far removed from the Hollywood scene. and most importantly about the daily renewal loving someone provides.
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Am ambitious, complex, remarkable story with memorable characters and gorgeous, intriguing language. Linger over it and take in the details created by O'Connor's use of dialect and different media (verse, songs, letters...).
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Furst continues his masterful series of WWII espionage novels. The atmosphere is pitch-perfect as he describes the efforts of a French military attache posted to Warsaw to convince his superiors of Germany's military intentions. Furst brings history to life.
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The crime is horrific. It takes an unlikely team of a Prussian magistrate and a French criminologist to solve the murders while they learn to work together in the tense atmosphere of French-occupied Prussia. A great sequel to the "Critique of Criminal Reason."
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Living in a Foreign Language: A Memoir of Food, Wine, and Love in Italy by Michael Tucker
may5005ster, July 9, 2008
Warm-hearted tale about finding and making a home in Italy, Umbria, and the joys of eating well, learning Italian, cementing relationships with good friends far removed from the Hollywood scene. and most importantly about the daily renewal loving someone provides.(3 of 5 readers found this comment helpful)
Redemption Falls by Joseph O'Connor
may5005ster, June 20, 2008
Am ambitious, complex, remarkable story with memorable characters and gorgeous, intriguing language. Linger over it and take in the details created by O'Connor's use of dialect and different media (verse, songs, letters...).(2 of 3 readers found this comment helpful)
The Spies of Warsaw: A Novel by Alan Furst
may5005ster, June 15, 2008
Furst continues his masterful series of WWII espionage novels. The atmosphere is pitch-perfect as he describes the efforts of a French military attache posted to Warsaw to convince his superiors of Germany's military intentions. Furst brings history to life.(7 of 11 readers found this comment helpful)
Days of Atonement by Michael Gregorio
may5005ster, June 13, 2008
The crime is horrific. It takes an unlikely team of a Prussian magistrate and a French criminologist to solve the murders while they learn to work together in the tense atmosphere of French-occupied Prussia. A great sequel to the "Critique of Criminal Reason."(6 of 8 readers found this comment helpful)